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Comparative/Superlative Adverbs
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Our teacher explains the lessons ____________________________ (clearly, comparative) than your teacher.
more clearly
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I drive ____________________________________ (carefully, comparative) than my husband.
more carefully
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Robert arrived at the meeting ______________________________ (early, comparative) than Francis.
earlier
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My husband cooks ________________ (well, superlative) of my whole family.
best
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The teacher arrived ____________________________(late, comparative) than the students.
later
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Anita sings _______________________________ (beautifully, superlative) of all the people in the choir.
most beautifully
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Teenagers usually drive ______________________________ (fast, comparative) than their parents.
faster
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Ken arrived _________________________________ (early, superlative) of them all.
earliest
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Our secretary works __________________ (hard, superlative) of all of us.
hardest
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Rene speaks ______________________________ (fluently, superlative) of all the ESL students in the class.
most fluently
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